Sharp cards

Sharp cards

The new range of Christmas cards from The Good Book Company could be just what you are looking for to stir up the interest of your relatives and friends.

The 15 cards in this year's range have something for everyone - from the more traditional images of Christmas with appropriate Bible texts, to cheeky cartoons which have the advantage of not looking like Christmas cards at all!

I particularly liked the one which appears to be a birth announcement card from Mary and Joseph. With two little footprints on the front, the card says: Mary & Joseph announce the birth of a baby boy. We have called him Jesus, because he will save his people from their sins' (Matthew 1.21).

Also new this year are two designs from contemporary artist Dinah Roe Kendall, whose striking illustrations of biblical scenes in modern dress were featured in EN earlier this year.

Cards come packed in 6s or 12s, or in larger packs for overprinting and using as church invitations for services, etc. The company will also produce large A2 and A3 posters of the designs for display in your church of home.

Visit www.thegoodbook.co.uk, or call 020 8942 0880 for a brochure.

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